University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

 - Class of 1966

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS The University chapter of the American Institute of Archi- tects is intended as a transitional step between the academic and professional areas of architecture through lectures by members of the profession. Through speakers from the pro- fessional AIA chapter, field trips and conventions, the student members learn the responsibilities and expectations of their profession and the importance of collective effort among architects. mjm AIA members made a trip to Mexico City during mid-semester break. AIA delegates attended this year ' s convention of the Texas Society of Architects in Austin and made a mid- term trip to Mexico City. Speakers to the group included Dr. Donald L. Weismann, professor of art; Allison Perry, San Antonio architect; and William Caudel, Houston archi- tect. Terry Martin Moor was AIA president this year. Vice- president was Omar Richard Campos; secretary, Darla Jean Hartman; and treasurer, Carl Joseph Dalio. Faculty sponsor was Richard Proctor Swallow, associate professor of architecture. Members not pictured: Garland Sadler Anderson, Robert Eugene Ayers, Ray Bedford Bailey, Michael Alan Bayley, Owen William Bludau, Michael Edward Borne, Ernest Richard Breig, James Thomas Brown, William Francis Burke, William Henry Butcher. William Terry Chambers, Jon Boykin Decherd, Jerral Walter Derryberry. James Dwight Dow. Joseph Reagan duPerier, Alan Feinberg, Rankin Dee Glover, Lee John Govatos, John Bruce Heath, Joseph John Holt, Edward Llewellyn Hughes, Curtis Lee Inglis, Craig Allan Kress, Adrienne Marie Kucera, Ernesto G. Liebrecht. James Laurence Life, Dennis Brooks Linam, Raymond Hance Martin, John Malcolm McRae, Jeri Lynn Morey, Benito Xavier Noyola. John Peveto, John Milton Powell, Harold Lanier Price, Charles Edward Rawls, Kenneth Sherman Reaves, Deen Erwin Ritter, Theodore John Schwink, James Harold Stewart, Gerald Paul Stuyck, Dale Morley Taylor. Don Lee Tew, Gary Allen Unger, Michael D. Utsey, James Frederick Williams, Jackie Lynn Wilson. Front Row: Richard Proctor Swallow, Carl Joseph Dalio, Terry Martin Moor. Omar Richard Campos, Darla Jean Hartman. Second Row: Donald Wayne Roberts, Edward Blume Wallace, Joseph William Straube, Michael John Schroeder, I. Frank Genzer, Orion Knox, Manuel Rodriguez Penalver, Bryce Eugene Bonner, Martin Valdez Aguilar, Sharon Elizabeth Smith. Third Row: William Edward von Rosenberg, John Anthony Perez, Tommy Neal ' Cowan, Henry Howard Rayburn, Billy Jerome Cox, Gary Lynn Wagner, Darrell Gail Welch, Clark Raymond Rutledge, Charles Hardin Pollard, Norman Perry Hatfield. Page 412

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS The purpose of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics is to provide opportunities for its mem- bers to acquaint themselves with various aspects of the aerospace field. These opportunities are provided through presentations by technical personnel associated with the aerospace industry, by other speakers and by films. The AIAA also fosters fellowship between the faculty and students in aerospace engineering. The AIAA participated in intramural sports and spon- sored field trips to aerospace industries. An outstanding speaker to the group was Sol Love, vice-president and program director of A-7A Corsair, Ling-Temco-Vought Aircraft Corporation. AIAA officers were Howell Wesley Mann, chairman; Donald Albert Wagner, vice-chairman; Joseph Charles Sal- vaggio, recording secretary; Burt Branstetter, treasurer; and Henry Louis Gomez, corresponding secretary. John Conrad Westkaemper, assistant professor of aerospace engi- neering, served as faculty sponsor. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Stephen Leslie Addington Dennis Nick Andrychuk Allen Ray Arnett Donald Robert Artis, Jr. Robert Carlos Baker Larry Woodrow Barker Daniel Andrew Barkley James Henry Belt Larry Wayne Bickle Robert Don Blackwell Louis Conrad Bockman Warren Swain Bollmeier, II Robert Alexander Booker George H. Born Gene Raymond Bosse Karl Henry Brauer William Walter Braymen Richard Nye Butler Michael Clark Byrd John McGlachlin Clark Robert Don Collier Michael Francis Collins William Doswell Conine, III Charles Samuel Cotropia Yarub Mohamed Dafterdar Presley Wright Donaldson Charles Franklin Donham, Jr. Robert Joseph Dorotik Charles Lester Dyer William Crawford Farish Frank W. Fees, Jr. Ben Edward Ferguson Emil Henry Finn Kenneth Todd Firestone Steven Troy Fisher James Michael Frederick James Kenneth Gardner, Jr. Walter Bruce Gillette Dean G. Gonzalez Henry Alton Gray Jim Grubbs James VanDyke Haldy Harrison F. Hamer Warren Malcolm Heffington Herman Lewis Hellman, Jr. Claude Earl Hildebrand, Jr. Christopher Laurence Hilliard John Christian Hinkle Jerry Clyde Hogan William Robert Holmberg Charles Lee Howell, Jr. Scotty Lee Jergenson Larry Dean Kemp Lawrence F. Kern, III James Patrick Kirk Carroll Stone Kirkpatrick Sidney Edward Lanier Blayne Stephen Lequeux Joel Simon Lissauer Edward Harold Littell, Jr. James Joseph Lorkowski Robert Frank L ' Roy James Lee Luksa Alfred N. Lunde Danny Loyd Millaway Ellis Frank Morgan William Wallace Morris, III Bennie Albert Nelson Bill Raiford Newsom, Jr. Doyle A. Nicholson Glenn Ray Parkan James Manning Peck Tom B. Pederson Paul Kenneth Peek, Jr. Manuel Gonzales Perez, Jr. Penny Frances Potter Robert E. Ramee, Jr. H,al Reddick -Wayne Francis Reeh Joseph Charles Salvaggio Pete Salvato, Jr. Gary Michael Sanders Albert Fred Schkade Clifford Emerson Schoone, Jr. Roy Edwin Sikes Charles William Smith Ervin Williams Squires, Jr. Jimmy Tyrone Stewart Aubrey Lee Stratton Michael Keaney Sutherlin James Lanning Thompson John Arden Thorson Panagiotis T. Tsakalakis William John VandenBosch Steven Andrew Vaughan Clinton Norman Waggoner Richard Arthur Warriner Robert Sherman Weathers Robert Earl White Bobby Gene Whiteley John Lendsey Whitesides, Jr. Raymond Samuel Whittington, II Frank Edward Williams Michael Bruce Wortham James Houston Zike Charles Joseph Zubarik Front Roil]: John Herman Sherrer, Henry Joseph Sherrer, Jr ,R ' cnar d Melville West, Jr., John Clark Heideman, Jimmy Doyle Wilson, Marvin Edward Willard, James Edward Fritz, Jimmy Douglas Bryan, Ben Russell Eppright, Jr., William Charles Cobb. Second Row: Thomas Turner Wadsworth, James Everett Embry, Lawrence Wayne Maxwell, William Reeder Porterfield, Howell Wesley Mann, Donald Albert Wagner, Richard Eugene Powe, Burt Bran- stetter, Robert Michael Massey. Third Row: William Eugene Rister, Herbert James Sutherland, Richard David Whitlock, Wesley Christian Hamff, Richard Edgar Wheelis, Gregg Herlong Averett, Adrian Tracy Doryland, Elgene Campbell Spencer, Robert Steve Hoyle. Page 411



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From Row: Elizabeth Marie Gill, Suzanne Davies, Anna Brightman, Sarah Beth Reveley, Diana Grace Mays. Second Row: Margaret Carter Montgomery, Kathy Seale, Patty Lynn Burrows, Mary Donna Kennemer, Linda Louise Deal, Mary Susan Torrey, Barbara Lynn Stone, Vickie Lee Herold. Third Row: Mary Nell Sticksel, Carolyn Estine Blakey, Suzanne Senevey, Jeanie Beth Shafie, Katherine Elaine Etheredge, Lynnette Anna Rabel, Mary Marguerite Carter. Edna Kay Smith. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS AID members joined Home EC Club and Omicron Nu members decorating the Christmas tfee in the great hall of the Home Eco- nomics Building. Through monthly talks by noted designers and studies of their works, the American Institute of Interior Designers offers members a view of the professional side of interior design. Student members of AID cooperated this year with the national organization to enrich student understanding of the functions, duties and responsibilities of interior de- signers and to advance the standards of interior design. Activities included a Union showcase display and a tour of homes noted for unique design work. Among speakers to the group were I. H. Pritchard of the Decorative Center in Dallas; and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Berry, design graduates of the University. AID officers were Elizabeth Marie Gill, president; Suz- anne Davies, vice-president; Sarah Beth Reveley, recording secretary; .Diana Grace Mays, corresponding secretary; and Cheryl Ann Pfluger, treasurer. Faculty sponsor was Dr. Anna Brightman, associate professor of home economics. Members not pictured: Andrea Lynn Anderson, David Drew Beck, Mary Elizabeth Bell, Jane Ellen Booth, Carol Jean Briscoe, Carol Ann Clark, Sharon Rose Glass, Sharon Lee James, Sallie Belt Latham, Elizabeth Ann Littlejohn, Barbara Packard Mathews, Leslie Jane Nissen, Cheryl Ann Pfluger, Donna Jeanne Pool, Aubrilyne Preston, Gail Speed Rupley, Fred Ruben Soto, Mickey Witt Stockwell and Judy Jane Tedford. Page 413

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